
Postado originalmente por
Kenneth Rapoza, jornalista ex-WSL
In the next two to five years, if you work in the professional services -- you're an actuary, you're a coder, you're a journalist -- you are going to have to learn to work with the bots. Youre like an X-Wing pilot. But now R2 is on board. If you cant talk to him, you're out.
Then in the future, 10 years max, you will not be needed cuz, like Top Gun: Maverick notes, the X Wing will be piloted remotely. Your actuary gig and Google coder gig is replaced by a robot. You can be IT support maybe. Better know advanced quantum math. Maybe then you can work.
Low-grade journalism, like Buzzfeed or People magazine, can be COMPLETELY and easily written by a bot. Do it now. Tell ChatGPT to write you a story about Zac Efron's foray into environmental documentaries. Then you can pay one person to edit it, for voice. Thats it. Two years.
Soon, Deep Fake tech will upend Hollywood. You better get sexy on TikTok or Only Fans cuz you're not making a living in LA like Entourage. Ill make a fake you and people around the world will fall in love with the fake you, and I will make a movie starring the fake you. Wait...
Any mid-level law, math or engineering gig will be replaced by those who know how to input questions, data requests into a bot platform & can confirm the answers are right. Two years max.
If you cant work with the R2 unit, but the next person can, you're out. You're too slow.
Luke Skywalker pro-tip: Learn to speak bot.
Esse é um bom resumo. Temos o privilégio de ver uma revolução tecnológica ocorrendo bem em frente a nossos olhos.
Uso diariamente, praticamente substitui completamente o Google (deve ser por isso que ficaram desesperados). E tá evoluindo rápido. E não se limita às LLMs, vide MidJourneys da vida (abre o olho, @
Don !)...
Mas não creio que será tão apocalíptico assim (mas posso estar errado). Vejo como uma ferramenta, não um substituto - mas o exemplo do Kenneth com o R2 foi perfeito.